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combine
verb as in connect, integrate
Strong matches
amalgamate, band, bind, bond, bracket, coalesce, commingle, compound, conjoin, cooperate, dub, interface, join, league, marry, mingle, network, pool, relate, synthesize, unify, unite, wed
Weak matches
bunch up, coadjute, get-together, glue oneself to, hitch on, hook on, plug into, put together, slap on, stand in with, tack on, tag on, team up with, throw in together, tie up with
Example Sentences
There is a real challenger to Etiwanda’s supremacy in Ontario Christian, which picked up two elite freshmen in 6-6 Sydney Douglas and 5-11 Tatianna Griffin to combine with sophomore sensation Kaleena Smith, who averaged 34.9 points as a freshman.
The decision to combine previously recorded versions of the single cleverly sidesteps similar risks, while still raising money and marking the charity's 40th anniversary.
The answer to that question is a resounding “Yes,” but comes with a twist — the romance does not last, as the latter’s privileged background and thirst for revenge combine to make her a more-than-willing instrument for totalitarianism.
Sasha Boole: For more than 10 years, I was doing country and western folk music in Ukraine, trying to combine that with the Ukrainian soul and find new formulas.
A UN committee on finance, external tried to combine all these estimates and earlier this year put the number as high as $6.9tn.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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